4098 West Adobe Ranch Place, Marana, AZ 85658

As you enter the gates of Sky Ranch located in the NW Tucson suburb Marana, home to the Ritz Carlton Dove Mountain and the prestigious Gallery Golf and Sports Club, you are welcomed home by the impeccably landscaped tree lined, shaded street headed towards your home in the exclusive ''Adobes,'' an enclave of 26 unique Adobe style homes, surrounded by acres of protected Sonoran Desert. The gem is the newest and most spacious residence in the ''Adobes,'' located at the end of a quiet and picturesque cul-de-sac with stunning mountain views, where each of the homes are masterly landscaped. This designer built one-of-a-kind 2,950-square-foot Adobe style residence first occupied in 2023, proudly stands in the company of highly valued upscale Adobe homes and is a testament to both heritage and refinement. Minutes from dining, shopping, hiking, biking paths, and I-10, this home offers both seclusion and convenience in equal measure. The facade, with its authentic mud adobe accents and integral colored plaster walls, exudes an organic warmth, blending seamlessly with the surrounding terrain. A groin vault foyer introduces the home's architectural narrative, drawing the eye upward before leading into a striking double-barrel brick ceiling entryway, softly illuminated by concealed LED backlighting. High ceilings throughout enhance the sense of volume and openness, while a desirable split floor plan ensures both privacy and effortless flow. The great room is a composition of material integrity and artisanal craftsmanship, a sanctuary and entertainer's dream, where the warmth of custom wood cabinetry juxtaposes the crisp purity of Chef's kitchen quartz countertops. A commanding 48-inch Wolf range anchors the space, while a bespoke 12-foot exquisite kitchen island serves as both a gathering place and a functional monolith. Custom-designed steel walls, complemented by chandeliers, showcase timeless elegance. The easy to maintain floors throughout the house, poured in integral-colored concrete, extend like a seamless canvas, their muted tones capturing the subtle variations of the desert floor. The primary suite, sequestered for utmost privacy, is where the material palette shifts toward the tactile. Antique wood vanities, their timeworn patina set against a backdrop of shiplap wood, add depth and narrative to the space. The primary spa bathroom with large soaking tub is a study in restraint and luxury, where handcrafted details and intentional asymmetry lend an air of quiet sophistication. This space was created as not merely a room but a retreat, an introspective refuge of relaxation. Beyond the thresholds, two separate outdoor patios, each with its own gas lit fireplace, while the front and side courtyard incorporates the soothing sounds of cascading water from the fountain, surrounded by stucco and mud adobe walls, expand the interior living experience into the elements of ever-shifting desert light throughout the day and low outdoor evening lighting throughout the property and neighborhood allowing for the most spectacular showcase of stars. Enjoy the unique landscape design, featuring low maintenance desert rare plant specimens, including an expansive backyard behind the rear courtyard wall and greenhouse, all which enhance the home's deep connection to its natural surroundings, offering a constantly evolving tapestry of color and form. A fully insulated and oversized garage provides both functionality and flexibility, accommodating not just vehicles, but the possibility of additional storage, or a creative workspace. To the southeast, perfectly framed through the expansive kitchen picture window and front courtyard, are the Pusch Ridge and the Catalina Mountains rising in sculptural relief, their silhouettes shifting with the passage of light. The protected natural open space between the Adobe residences and beyond the property is a canvas of saguaro-studded expanses, where ocotillo and ironwood trace delicate gestures against the sky. A landscape that demands presence, a space where architecture does not impose, but instead listens, absorbs, and ultimately disappears into the sublime vastness of its surroundings.